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- Oct 1, 2026
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Eight towers, 900 apartments: Plans revealed for redeveloped Preston Market (opens the original)
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A master plan for the Preston Market redevelopment reveals its private owners want to slash the existing footprint of the bustling food and retail precinct by nearly 20 per cent to make way for new market space and apartment towers. The south block of the market – where mixed-retail traders like a pet supply store and electric sign business operate – and an adjoining Aldi grocery shop would be demolished if the proposal is approved by Planning Minister Sonya Kilkenny. About 900 new apartments ac
‘Second-class citizens’: Liberals refuse to campaign after preselection snub (opens the original)
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The Liberal Party is facing a backlash from its members in the must-win seat of Pakenham, who say they are unwilling to volunteer in the upcoming election campaign after party chiefs sidelined them from handpicking their candidate. Pakenham, in Melbourne’s outer south-east, is currently held by Labor’s Emma Vulin by just 0.39 per cent, making it one of the most marginal seats up for grabs at November’s state election. Its status as a critical battleground has also been amplified by One Nation’s
Offensive-graffiti complaints slipping through the cracks (opens the original)
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An inner-Melbourne council is facing calls to overhaul its graffiti policy after revelations complaints about offensive graffiti are being blocked by security systems or diverted before reaching council staff. Darebin councillors have been presented with a petition calling for a graffiti removal policy review after a Jewish resident spent six months trying to get the council to remove graffiti targeting Jewish people from a cafe wall near her home. Darebin resident Natalie James, a former Fair W
Fed up with taxes, Aussies are following Adrian Portelli to Dubai. The ATO is watching (opens the original)
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Adrian Portelli’s rationale for moving to Dubai, at least in his telling, is pretty simple. Australia is “chasing away success”, according to the Melbourne-born billionaire, and entrepreneurs like him will keep leaving with one-way tickets because of exceedingly harsh tax settings. “I don’t trust the government,” Portelli told Karl Stefanovic in a new episode of the broadcaster’s controversial podcast. “They’ve really come down on me. “I’ve had regulatory issues to ATO [Australian Taxation Offic
‘Justice has been done’: Billionaire claims victory in Toorak townhouse fight (opens the original)
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Socialite Venus Behbahani-Clark has lost her court bid for ownership of a Toorak townhouse owned by her sister’s billionaire partner Alex Waislitz, bringing to an end a messy, years-long legal battle. At its core, the fight was between Behbahani-Clark and her sister Rebecca Behbahani, as well as Waislitz, Rebecca’s fiancé. But it also embroiled another of Melbourne’s wealthiest families – the Pratts. Behbahani-Clark claimed her sister and Waislitz promised to give her a Toorak townhouse, owned b
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